911 RSR @ Nick Whale

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Post by 964RS »

Was it ever actually called a Super Sport though?

m491 was 'turbo look' and I thought the latter ones were just designated as 911 Carrera SSE (which people 'presumed' to be Super Sport Equiptment).

I remember years ago there was an ongoing debate as to whether the factory ever called them Supersports!

A long time ago I used to have a nice baltic blue cab with registration B16 SSE 8)

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Post by Nick Moss »

IanMcLeod wrote:I remember the donor car being bought. It was a factory widebody. I thought that meant Supersport. Reason I remember is that it was a really nice car in 80s red and I thought shame it's not staying standard.
Yes it was a lovely car. It came from Paul McClean of GT Classics

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Post by kitesurfer2 »

For sixty grand, I'd prefer the original supersport AND a 993turbo!
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Post by gridgway »

I was thinking how nice the supersport (or whatever it's called) was!

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Post by SMTK »

That's my car and she's a peach (even if I say so my self :P)

I suggest anyone interested give it a test drive. You'll see where the money went. 60k sounds like a lot but you making one hell of a saving compared to spec'ing it new. :roll:

It starts on the button every time, stops on a dime, blisteringly fast yet great MPG. It cherry picks modern advances and classic appeal mixes them together to maximise the ownership enjoyment.

I take pride in owning all of my cars and I've owned 911's for a long time. Tuthills have extensively gone through this car you're welcome to call and ask them about it.

I can see there's some inaccuracy's in the blurb. Nick Whale knows the full details of the car I'm guessing he wrote it quickly. I know how harsh internet forums can be, however the car stands on its merits any doubters I suggest go have a look.
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